Complete Guide about Brahmapureeswarar Temple, Tiruchirappalli
Brahmapureeswarar Temple, Tiruchirappalli
About Brahmapureeswarar Temple
Brahmapureeswarar Temple is a celebrated Hindu shrine that was established by Lord Brahmapureeswarar in the form of the Swayambu Lingam since it is thought that he altered Lord Brahma’s course. It is situated in the Thirupattur neighbourhood close to Tiruchi in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is a local myth that by seeking blessings in this temple, which is primarily a Shiva shrine, one might change his or her own destiny. In a separate shrine, Lord Brahma can be found sitting in his well-known lotus flower meditation position. In the temple, Goddess Parvathi is also revered.
Sri Bhramapureeswara, Sri Pazamalainathar, Sri Pathalaeswarar, Sri Kalathinathar, Sri Jambukeswarar, Sri Sudharaneeswarar, Sri Thayumannar, Sri Sabthagereswarar, Sri Kailasanathar, Sri Arunachaleeswarar, Sri Ekambreswarar, and Sri Manduganathar are among the 12 separate shrines of Lord Shiva Mondays and Thursdays are very busy days at the temple. The Brahmotsavam festival, Maha Shivarathri, Kathigai, Navarathri, and Vinayaka Chathurthi are among the most well-known holidays observed here.
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The Legend :
It is thought that Lord Brahma was influenced by Lord Shiva’s sense of awe at having created the universe. As a result, Lord Shiva was angered and destroyed the fifth head of Lord Brahma. Lord Brahma journeyed across the globe to the temple of Lord Shiva in order to atone and free himself from this curse. He also went to Tiruchi and gave the shrine 12 Shiva lingas. Therefore, Lord Shiva appeared in front of Lord Brahma under the Magizha tree and freed him from his curse after being moved by his sincerity and Goddess Parvathi’s complaints. In the same temple, he bestowed a shrine on Lord Brahma as well.
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